UniWall @uniwallhook

UniWall mining rewards go to the wallet that earned them. Once a mining round closes, the miner can claim its rewards. Another wallet can also submit the claim, and the tokens still go to the wallet that earned them. Anyone can help process the claim. The contract directs the reward to the miner’s wallet. You can look up a miner on the rewards page and inspect its recorded buy fees, reward share, closed rounds and claim history. Each completed claim has a transaction you can open and follow. A buy, a recorded mining share, a completed claim. The full journey is there to see. uniwall.org/rewards $UNIWALL #ProofOfSwap

A Hook Wall turns funded ETH into a token-buying mechanism. Each wall has its own ETH reserve and trading range. When a sell reaches a funded wall’s range, the wall can use that ETH to acquire UNIWALL. The acquired tokens wait for maintenance and burn. Completed burns remove those tokens from supply. That creates a cycle you can follow: Fees help fund the walls. Funded walls acquire tokens from sells. Maintenance burns acquired tokens. The dashboard shows ETH spent, tokens awaiting burn and tokens already burned as separate figures. Each one tells you which stage the wall has reached. uniwall.org/hook-wall $UNIWALL #HookWall #UniswapV4

I’ve been looking more and more into $UNIWALL’s Block Miner, and the idea is simple. 🧱⛏️ Every eligible buy also earns mining rewards. You get the tokens you bought, plus extra $UNIWALL from mining. Here’s how it works 👇 The system runs in short rounds. Each round lasts 4 minutes and 44 seconds. Right now, each round can give out up to about 26,953 $UNIWALL. When enough buying happens, the full reward pool is unlocked. That pool is shared between the people who bought in that round. Your share depends on how much you bought compared with everyone else. For example, a 10% share of a full reward pool gives you about 2,695 extra $UNIWALL. You can claim those extra tokens after the round ends. 🧱 Why spread your buys out? One big buy earns mining rewards from one round. Smaller buys spread across different rounds can earn rewards from several rounds. A bigger buy can get you a bigger share of one reward pool. But that pool still has a limit. By spreading your buys out, you get to take part in new pools as new rounds begin. How much you earn still depends on the buying in each round. The key is buying in different rounds. Making several buys in the same round still puts them into the same pool. 🤖 Block Miner does this for you You fund a plan and choose your limits. It then makes one buy per eligible mining round. The tokens you buy go to your wallet. You also build up mining rewards. You can claim rewards from finished rounds while your plan keeps running. That’s what I find interesting. If I’m already planning to buy, I can spread my entry over time and take part in more mining rounds. Building the wall, one block at a time. 🧱 dexscreener.com/robinhood/0xa8… 🔗 Block Miner: uniwall.org/miner 🔗 How Proof of Swap works: uniwall.org/proof #UniWall #ProofOfSwap #Uniswap #HookV4

@EzMoneyGems The smartest way to accumulate in a proof of swap token

Holding UNIWALL opens another reward path: ETH funded by a share of swap fees. Here’s how the timing works. Each amount you receive waits at least 10 mining rounds, or 47 minutes and 20 seconds. Those tokens then become eligible at the next shared payout checkpoint: round 10, 20, 30, and so on. Your reward weight comes from the number of eligible tokens you hold. The rewards page shows the journey clearly: Tokens still waiting. Tokens already eligible. ETH available to claim. ETH you have already claimed. Mining rewards have their own UNIWALL claim. Holder rewards have their own ETH claim. You can follow both from the same rewards page. uniwall.org/rewards $UNIWALL #RobinhoodChain

Every UniWall mining round has its own reward budget. That is why the timing of your buys matters. One large buy contributes to one round. Several smaller buys inside that same round still share the same reward pool. Their recorded buy fees add together. Buys spread across different rounds participate in separate budgets, with a new set of contributions and reward shares in each round. That is how scaling in across rounds works in Proof of Swap: you participate in several rounds, and your share is calculated separately in each one. The mining block monitor shows the timer, reward budget and participating miners, so you can follow the whole process. uniwall.org/hook-wall $UNIWALL #ProofOfSwap

31,695,299 $UNIWALL is the the number of tokens burned by #uniwall hook wall mechanism

@The__Solstice Uniwall buybacks

@AltcoinMiyagi Wall positioned!

A buy can do two jobs in UniWall: put tokens in your wallet and earn you a share of a mining round. Here’s a simple example. Imagine a round reaches its target and has 10,000 UNIWALL to distribute. Your buy fees make up 25% of the round’s final mining contribution. Your mining reward: 2,500 UNIWALL. That reward is separate from the tokens you purchased. You claim it after the round closes. While the timer is running, new buys can change everyone’s share. Once it closes, you can follow the final result in the block ledger. Try the example yourself: uniwall.org/proof $UNIWALL #ProofOfSwap #RobinhoodChain

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GM CT ☀️ This is one thing I actually rate about @uniwallhook Imagine swap fees rewarding holders while funding 10 hook walls that buy tokens from sellers and burn the tokens they collect 🤯 There’s a whole mechanism behind $UNIWALL🔱

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Where do UniWall's swap fees go? Collected ETH funds two paths: rewards that eligible holders can claim, and Hook Walls that buy tokens from sells. Follow the flow behind $UNIWALL. uniwall.org/hook-wall #UniswapV4

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Wally explaining Proof of Swap better than most whitepapers 🧱 Normal swap → nothing happens UniWall swap → you mine tokens every round One button. Real work. No owner. Just math. #wally #uniwall here is my entry to the wally meme contest

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Which part of $UNIWALL would you like to see in a short walkthrough? 1. Mining rewards from buys 2. Claiming holder ETH 3. Following a Hook Wall buyback Pick a number for the next demo. #RobinhoodChain

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@vladtenev nobody is born knowing what $UNIWALL airdrop for holders is , some people just get told earlier.

@RoaringKitty $UNIWALL Is different, liquidity on the permisionless hook wall liquidity is there to support and absorbs sales Moments like this prove that this mechanism is unbeatable.